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scottie
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I have a buck antelope license for NW Colorado....on a ranch that allows _VERY_ few bucks to be harvested.
I want to be able to recognize a better than average buck. Is there a URL that would be informative to me? I have killed a lot of doe antelope over the years, both in Colorado, and in Wyoming, but I've never been interested in bucks at all........until I got this chance.
I don't want to squander this chance on a scrawny or average buck. There must be some websites that will help me sort thru the animals, and enable me to recognize a trophy.
Thanks folks......... Lee Carkenord
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brent_thomas
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Good luck with your hunt. Trophy Pronghorn are generally considered to be anything over 12'. Mine is 14' and on the wall in the other room. He's a three point as well (yep - small horn on his nose)
A good way to estimate horns on pronghorn is to know that their ears are approximately 6' tall. Long prongs, heavy bases are nice to have as well.
Hope that helps
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